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FileShadow now provides narration of static photo and file by adding voice annotations to any file type.

Now is the time to explore the newest features of personal library systems, not only to protect our top-down control, but to help us gain new enrichment from the ability to organize, share, and engage with our digital assets and files.

Unveiled at this year’s RootsTech in Salt Lake City, FileShadow now has a feature that allows users to add multiple audio recordings to a photo or video, with the facility for family members around the world to work together.

FileShadow is a Provo-based digital asset management service that aggregates files from a long list of commonly used sources such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe’s Lightroom solutions, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, OneDrive, Slack, Microsoft Exchange, Office 365, Gmail, iCloud Mail, Yahoo! Mail and IMAP servers. It also aggregates files from local storage (macOS, Windows Desktops, Windows Virtual Desktops) and mobile devices (iOS and Android); and network and direct-attached storage (NAS/DAS) devices.

Using FileShadow’s search engine, users can locate photos and documents by entering keywords found in the audio recordings. Transcripts can be downloaded, shared, and search terms highlighted and viewed while listening to the recording.

FileShadow announced that files in FileShadow can now be annotated with multiple audio recordings and automatically create transcripts of those recordings.